Limelight

With so many watch brands issuing “Limited Editions” what is truly a limited edition? How would you define it? By number? Less than 100, 1000 or 3,000? Or some other measure? - Ronald Champagne

To misquote Enzo Ferrari, the correct number of limited edition watches should be one less than the market demands.

Maybe it’s that simple. I think there is

Non è che ci sia questa domanda di mercato per l’innovazione, in realtà. È che queste cose costano così poco che il marketing è alla disperata ricerca di una scusa – una qualsiasi scusa – per aumentarne il prezzo. E di solito, siccome checché se ne dica l’innovazione è tech-driven e non customer-driven, si aggiungono funzionalità che nessuno usa.

Two of our guiding principles are “posted is better than perfect” and “emotion over production”. There will always be additional polish and production value you can add to a post, but if the hook is right, just get it out there and learn from how it’s received, rather than agonizing over execution.

https://www.milkkarten.net/p/posted-is-better-than-

I numeri sono la cosa più manipolabile che esista, anche senza mentire, basta decidere da dove cominciare a contare.

Annie Duke’s 2018 book Thinking in Bets introduced me to a seemingly counterintuitive concept: Instead of trying to predict whether staying or leaving would work out better, I needed to focus on making the best possible decision with the information I had, knowing I couldn’t control the outcome.

To be successful, I had to completely let go of

1. You didn’t come this far to only come this far

Dean Karnazes ran 50 marathons in 50 states on 50 consecutive days. Imagine being on day 49 of such a feat. “I can’t run another marathon. I just can’t.” Yes. But then, he did.

I’m sure there was more than one mile Dean hated. On the 30th marathon. On the 10th. Even on the first. But each time,